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by ghc 2y ago
Can someone please enlighten me how this is any different from Mixture of Experts? Because I don't see any difference at all.
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by ghc 2y ago
I think it's actually pretty modern. Compare to the USB consortium: https://www.usb.org or PCI-SIG: https://pcisig.com Or maybe the design language is too modern...did you mistake it for a startup project rather
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by ghc 2y ago
Yes! I've been using his method for 15 years with no regrets. I'm amazed to see he's still making videos after all this time.
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by ghc 2y ago
As a seed-stage VC who has had the chance to interact with a number of Japanese entrepreneurs spinning businesses out of research at Harvard or MIT, I haven't found the conversations more superficial than with American entrepreneurs. M
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by ghc 2y ago
I invested in an LLM company in 2014 and nvidia was very aggressive in giving GPUs for use in training models. Their program wasn't targeted specifically at LLMs, but they were definitely aware of the uses. In case anyone is confused,
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by ghc 2y ago
I was extremely confused by this note until I examined it in context. It turns out that 10 °C refers to the environmental temperature, not the beer serving temperature.
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by ghc 2y ago
Nothing could have prepared me for how that catch looked. I was sure the rocket was careening into the tower at the last second before it straightened out. The control algorithms must be incredible for the landing system to work within thos
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by ghc 2y ago
This makes me incredibly sad. Nothing lasts forever, but AT has been a part of my life since it launched, when I was a teen obsessed with computers. I didn't feel so sad when Slashdot or The Inquirer declined, maybe because they were i
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by ghc 2y ago
It's not the kind of book that would become irrelevant within our current economic system. It uses examples from the 19th through end of 20th centuries to illustrate its points, but they're just examples.
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by ghc 2y ago
Let's see, under Nadella's tenure since April 2014, Microsoft: - releases Windows 10 (2015) - releases hololens (2015) - buys Mohjang (2015) - launches VSCode (2015) - buys LinkedIn (2015), integrates it into Exchange - releases T
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by ghc 3y ago
Because these approaches as likely derived from papers published 3-5 years ago. At this point neither TimesFM or Chronos is particularly novel. I've had similar models in production for complex time series for 18 months now.
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by ghc 3y ago
While that's true, FTEs (Flight Test Engineers) tend to have more leeway. As I said above, I've seen Army S6 give approvals for all sorts of programming environments. And the AFTCs seem to be a bit more lenient than that even when
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by ghc 3y ago
Wait, what? Why weren't you allowed to have real programming tools? I mean, I see a lot of FTEs using Excel, but I thought it was a matter of familiarity. I've also encountered some who are using Matlab, SAS, Python, R, etc.
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by ghc 3y ago
Only parts of the financial district are that way. In my experience the rest of the neighborhoods in Boston proper are annoyingly loud compared to other cities I've lived in (except NY, of course). I had an office on Newbury street tha
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by ghc 3y ago
I bet it's both. Extremely clever wordplay!
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by ghc 3y ago
I'll second this. I've had a Moccamaster for 15 years and I suspect it'll last another 15. The version with the thermal carafe is simple, durable, and makes excellent coffee.
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by ghc 3y ago
I was confused as well, so I checked various European languages for what their word for billion is. I suspect they are french, using an abbreviation for milliard, the French word for billion.
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by ghc 3y ago
By law, Boeing must pay the USG for the USG to test and certify equipment produced for the government at one of many test ranges throughout the country. Exactly because companies can't be trusted to meet their contractual obligations.
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by ghc 3y ago
CHEETAS isn't really developed in house though; it's mainly developed by Dell. Certainly the leadership is USG-associated, but I think the leadership is actually really good. Unfortunately I seem to be unable to get _real_ access
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by ghc 3y ago
I'd love to know (in as much detail as you are allowed) what you feel the strengths and weaknesses of CHEETAS is.
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by ghc 3y ago
If you actually read the article you'll see it has nothing to do with crime. Crime remains at historically low levels: https://www.nyc.gov/assets/nypd/downloads/pdf/crime_statisti... It has everyth
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by ghc 3y ago
Also strikingly similar to Biotech!
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by ghc 3y ago
The business model is raising VC money and using it to do R&D that will show results good enough to be able to raise more VC money... Striking similarities to biotech.
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by ghc 3y ago
Should have named it Steele since it's dragging Rust users half-way to Lisp :).
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by ghc 3y ago
I did a double take when I saw the name because ravynMS was the name I chose for my "company" as a 12 year old developer in 1997. 12 year old me would have given the name two thumbs up.
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by ghc 3y ago
I based my estimate on photos of the foundation work like: https://keithyorkcity.files.wordpress.com/2013/02/1930-march... I couldn't find actual blueprints.
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by ghc 3y ago
Based on publicly available information: The estimated weight of the building is: 365,000 tons The foundation area of the building is: 79,288 sq. ft. The foundation was laid at a depth of: 55.66 ft. The estimated density of removed rock: 16
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by ghc 3y ago
> I believe both React and Vue have the capability to scope your CSS along with the components. While that's true, it also means you need to propagate all of your exceptions for support of old browsers. And you still need a ton of g
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by ghc 3y ago
I've been using CSS since 1997. CSS was basically a shit show for its first 20 years thanks to all the slightly differing browser implementations. I will tell you, that is what stuck with me. Tailwind is a massive improvement in te
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by ghc 3y ago
> maple walnut icecream is awesome. Hard to find in the usa First I've heard of it being hard to find. It's everywhere in New England.

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